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List Price:
$39.99
Our Price:
$32.01
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19.95%
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Company:
UVZ Health Systems
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Description
Redmon Pacifier Sanitizer The Redmon Paciifer Sanitizer is a hot new infant product. Parents often spend a lot of time making sure that pacifiers and teethers are sanitary for baby. With the Redmon sanitizer parents no longer have to spend unnecessary time sanitizing. The Pacifier Sanitzier takes just 5 minutes to sanitize and doesn't require any boiling water. The Redmon Pacifier Sanitizer works easily. It operates on two AA batteries and works by closing the door. Inside the Redmon Pacifier Sanitizer it uses Ultra-Violet Light safely and effectively to kill germs on pacifiers. It is one of the most unique baby wellness systems, designed to kill germs and prevent the spread of infection. effectively. The Redmon Pacifier Sanitizer is portable and runs on only 2 AA batteries. The germ sanitizer helps to prevent the spread of infection and cleanse the pacifier of everyday germs that occupy normal living spaces. The best part is that it takes only five minutes to clean the entire pacifier, teether, bottle nipple or other small infant items.
Customer reviews for 'UVZ Health Systems ESB61 Pacifier Sanitizer'
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Not sure it did anything!
Can't say whether it worked or not...how do you really know. It honestly didn't reassure me too much.
[Saturday, August 30, 2008]
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Doesn't clean - just sanitizes
I thought this cleaned AND sanitized but it doesn't. You put the pacifiers in dry and close it and the light comes on for five minutes and then goes off. Pacifiers still need to be washed separately. They look exactly the same when you take them out as they did when you put them in which makes me wonder if it really did do anything.
[Thursday, April 24, 2008]
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sanitizer
It is portable which is nice, easy to use however I always wonder in general...is it really getting sanitized? The light comes on and the turns off when it is done "sanitizing". We bought one for the daycare center too. It uses batteries so no need to find power. Also taking it camping with us.
[Thursday, September 06, 2007]
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